Stoltenberg shows whether KFOR will continue work in Kosovo after Coved-19

NATO defence ministers will discuss the consequences of dezinformation, which has taken even greater momentum, especially after the outbreak of the coronary pandemic.

“We are witnesses to the actions of state and non-state actors who are making efforts to divide us by using the pandemic”, the secretary general said. NATO, Jens Stoltenberg at a media conference.

“Aleates must work together to track and detect these attempts”, Stoltenberg added, assessing that the best way to deal with this phenomenon is by presenting facts and truths.

According to Stoltenberg, NATO ministers will participate in a video conference Wednesday, and one of the main topics will be the joint response of all allies to propaganda.

Stoltenberg said that everything is becoming possible for the coronary crisis not to become a security crisis.

He stressed that the Alliance's operations in the world, including Kosovo and Afghanistan, are still functional, though with preventing corruption spreading measures.

“NATO is to preserve people's lives”, Jens Stoltenberg warned, adding that the crisis caused by the coronary will have widespread consequences.